Introduction to Adobe Flash Course
Course Duration:
Two Days
Our introduction to Flash training course is suitable for designers and developers new to Flash. You will familiarize yourself with the basic tools and features of Flash and gain the skills necessary for creating basic animations. During the computer training course you will produce an engaging interface using text, graphics, animations, video, and sound. Simple user interactions are added using built in ActionScript behaviours and Script Assist.
Those who complete the Introduction to Flash course satisfactorily will receive a certificate at the end of the computer training course..
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Course Level:
Introduction
Course Requirements:
A good working knowledge of Windows and an understanding of graphics.
Course Content:
Introduction to Flash
• Flash and HTML
• How Flash movies work
• Finding your way around Flash
• Setting movie properties
Flash Basics
• Setting the size of the Stage
• Using Vector-based paint and draw tools
• Creating and editing shapes
• Working with shapes and elements
• Grouping elements
• Using symbols for efficiency
• Adapting existing assets for use on the Web
Creating Vector Graphics
• Lines and brush strokes
• Smoothing lines and curves
• The Assistant dialog box
• Using the snap modifyer • Creating and editing colours
• Using gradients and fills
• Creating and editing text
• Breaking apart and reshaping text
• The Inspector palettes
Working with Layers
• Using layer masks
• Locking layers
• Colour coding layers
Creating Simple Animations
• Using the Timeline
• Frames and keyframes
• Different ways of displaying frames
• Using the onion skin buttons
• Using outline colours mode
• Using custom colour sets
• Using the Preview in Context option
• Animating using layers
• Frame by frame animations
Scenes
• Dividing a movie into scenes
Animation Features
• Creating tweened animations
• Shape tweening
• Creating animations along a path
• Using Onion skinning
• Working with markers
Symbols
• Creating and editing symbols
• Symbols and instances
• Assigning properties to instances
• Using the Edit symbol Commands
• Applying transparency to colours and gradients
• Assigning behaviours to symbols
• Giving users control over a movie
Sound
• Importing sound
• Adding sound to a scene
• Synchronising sound
• Adding sound to buttons
• Streaming audio with MP3 compression
Interactivity
• Creating editable text fields
• Collecting & communicating data from your site visitors
• Creating animated buttons
• Adding actions to buttons
• Creating frame actions
• Making interactive links to other scenes and URLs
• Creating pop up menus
Exporting Flash Movies
• Using the Publish command
• Streaming Flash movies
• Using AfterShock • Making Flash-only web pages
• Optimising Flash movies
• Testing movie download performance
• Browser detection
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Our Experience:
Advanced Adobe Flash Course
Course Duration:
Two Days
Introduction:
Our advanced Flash training course has become the web standard - fusing the precision and flexibility of vector graphics with audio, animation and interactivity to create dynamic web sites that attract and engage. With version 4's editable text fields, sophisticated new actions and e-commerce possibilities, Flash is ready for serious business use.
Those who complete the Advanced Flash course satisfactorily will receive a certificate at the end of the computer training course.
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Course Level:
Advanced
Course Requirements:
A good working knowledge of Flash or our Flash Intrdouction course.
Course Content:
Interactivity
• Buttons and Actions
Complex Movieclips
• Pop-up menu example
Controlling Movieclips
• Tell Target
• Get Property
• Set Property
Run-time Movieclips
• Duplicate movieclips
Multiple Movies
• Loading Movies
• levels Variables
• Expressions
• Looping
• If Debugging with trace and the output screen
Drag and Drop Movieclips
• An Ecommerce shopping trolley example
Sending Data to the Server
• Getting Data from the server
• Forms Reusable code and arrrays, call
Communicating with External Applications
Bandwidth issues and Preloading Strategies
Structured Planning and Development
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